Cute animal pictures

[dove]

Love you, Mom

[Friends just call me Ross]

[Friends just call me Ross]

2 hours ago, mserskine said:

What breed of dog is this?

It's a micro teacup poodle :

They aren't just the smallest poodles, they are also the most expensive poodles:

 

Poodles Sizes	Adult Weight	Price
Toy Poodle	7-10 lbs	$1200-$1500
Tiny Toy Poodle	4.5- 6 lbs	$1500-$2000
Teacup Poodle	3.5-4.5 lbs	$2000-$2500
Micro Teacup Poodle	2.5-3.5 lbs	$2500-$3500

 

Talk about sticker shock! 

[rocket]

1 hour ago, Friends just call me Ross said:

It's a micro teacup poodle :

They aren't just the smallest poodles, they are also the most expensive poodles:

 

Poodles Sizes	Adult Weight	Price
Toy Poodle	7-10 lbs	$1200-$1500
Tiny Toy Poodle	4.5- 6 lbs	$1500-$2000
Teacup Poodle	3.5-4.5 lbs	$2000-$2500
Micro Teacup Poodle	2.5-3.5 lbs	$2500-$3500

 

Talk about sticker shock! 

 

They have to be one of the cutest dogs.

Generally speaking, the smaller the dog the longer they live however the micro-teacup puddle commonly have health problems and are quite delicate.   If they survive puppyhood, they often have lifespans of only 3 to 5 years instead of the expected 12-15+ years of a toy or miniature Poodle.

 

[dove]

On 2/10/2017 at 4:00 PM, pnutts said:

Nope. Colour blind.

But they can see dark and light which these are. 

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1 hour ago, rocket said:

 

They have to be one of the cutest dogs.

Generally speaking, the smaller the dog the longer they live however the micro-teacup puddle commonly have health problems and are quite delicate.   If they survive puppyhood, they often have lifespans of only 3 to 5 years instead of the expected 12-15+ years of a toy or miniature Poodle.

 

That is too bad and soooooooooooo sad. 

[Qapla]

And here I thought it was an "Ewok Dog"

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[pnutts]

[pnutts]

What's wrong with these pictures?   Food for naught!

Edited February 26, 2017 by pnutts

[pnutts]

1. Chicken cat

2.Wimp dog - scared of cats ( little ones at that )

[pnutts]

Cat sized pancakes.

[pnutts]

Your roll is full of holes. I just seeing if the whole roll is that way!

[pnutts]

Box them up

Maybe the inbox and outbox need emptying.

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[pnutts]

Easy to duck when scary parts are shown on tv.

[CHecker]

Have to admit I love it when I go to my Notifications and see 'Peanuts commented on cute animal pictures'. I get all excited to see what you posted next!

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47 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

'Peanuts commented on cute animal pictures'

Handle is Pnutts. Peanuts is someone else's handle on here.

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         Pnutts, Pnutts.....(mumbling to self)

[pnutts]

1.Preying for lunch.

2. Missed lunch again.

3. I was thirsty, so sue me!

4. Finally Got Lunch!

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Have you ever been physically close to one of those Eagles?

Edited March 3, 2017 by bagwell1987

[pnutts]

24 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

Have you ever been physically close to one of those Eagles?

 

In the wild, a couple hundred feet or so, in captivity - 10 feet. Been a Lot closer to wild Turkey Vultures. 15 feet at most - it was sitting on railing on 2 lane bridge on my side of road.

Oh Yah, a few hundred feet from California condors flying above us over the Grand Canyon. Come to think of it saw 3 or 4 Bald eagles at Mammoth Springs, Arkansas, on Arkansas/Missouri border.

They were flying above the river.

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They're magnificent aren't they? And HUGE.

For almost 20 years we lived in an eagle sanctuary. They would land in the back field, it was an acre and I could swear that if 3 landed there the whole field would disappear! That's an exaggeration of  course, but nonetheless they are huge!

We also have brown hawks and turkey vultures. But the Condor has to be amazing,  would love to see them.

[pnutts]

36 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

But the Condor has to be amazing,  would love to see them.

They re-introduced them to the Grand Canyon. Apparently hunters used to use lead shot for hunting out side the park and the condors ate the leftovers, getting lead poisoning,

leading to no or bad eggs and death of parents from starvation- lead interferes with digestion. This has been since about 05.

[pnutts]

Owled I cute!

[Old]

W e have a whole basket of those.